This recipe has all the warm flavors of a traditional apple pie, but with a nice kick of chocolate from the dough and from the chocolate within the filling.

The dough is my favorite part, hands down. I am seriously going to use this dough all the time from this point forth! It would be perfect for pecan pie, any kind of pudding pie or French silk pie, berry pie… mmm, I am definitely going to have to make a pumpkin pie or two using this crust too!

A HUGE thank you to Imperial Sugar for being a #Choctoberfest gold sponsor for the third year in a row, and for sponsoring this post specifically. They sent me 88 lbs of sugar to play with this year! I used Imperial Sugar white sugar in the pie itself, and dusted the top with powdered sugar for a beautiful snowy effect. They have been a lovely addition to family kitchens since 1843, and I encourage you to try out this brand when creating your own family memories in the kitchen this holiday season.

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Chocolate Apple Pie #Choctoberfest

A chocolate version of the traditional apple pie, packed with diced apples and flavors of chocolate and cinnamon.

Total Time1hour30minutes

Servings8slices

Ingredients

Dough:

1 3/4cupflour + more for rolling

3tbspcocoa powder

1stick1/2 cup butter, room temperature

5tbspsugarI used Imperial Sugar for this recipe

1/2tspvanilla extract

1tbspcold water

2eggs

Filling:

5-7apples

2tablespoonsbutter

2tablespoonssugar

1tspcinnamon

1tablespoonflour

4ounceschocolate

Option: egg for eggwash and powdered sugar for dusting

Instructions

Combine all of the dough ingredients and knead until you have a soft ball of dough. The dough will be slightly sticky, but not so soft that you can't roll it out.

Split the dough into to balls, one slightly larger than the other. Roll out the larger dough and press into the bottom of a pie dish. Cover in saran wrap. Wrap the other ball in saran wrap as well and refrigerate all of the dough while you prepare the apples.

Dice the apples and add half to a pot with the butter, sugar, cinnamon, and flour. Cook on medium heat until apples are soft.

Add the rest of the apples and the chocolate to the pot. Remove from heat and stir until well combined and chocolate has melted.

Take dough out of fridge and discard the saran wrap. Pour pie filling into dish, using a spoon to ensure it is level.

Roll out the remain dough to create top of pie. Cover apples and make slits in the top of dough to allow steam to escape. Alternatively, you could cut strips to make a traditional woven top, or us a cookie cutter to make a decorating top to the pie.

If desired, beat an egg to create an eggwash and brush over top

Bake at 350 for 40 minutes.

Allow pie to cool completely before serving. Dust with powdered sugar before serving if desired.

That looks crazy good! The flavor combination for a pie sounds perfect for this time of year! I love this twisted up version of an apple pie and think next time, I’ll swap my traditional crust for chocolate